LAS VEGAS – Dana White is not happy with the way U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) handled their split with the UFC, specifically their CEO Travis Tygart.
On Friday, the UFC CEO put Tygart on blast for his comments on the statement made by USADA, announcing that Conor McGregor had re-entered the testing pool and that starting 2024 they were no longer going to run the UFC’s anti-doping program.
In those comments, Tygart hinted that the UFC’s objective was to have McGregor avoid the obligatory six-month testing window, consequently rendering the UFC-USADA partnership “untenable.”
